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Web of Science Core Collection provides quick, powerful access to the world's leading citation databases. Authoritative, multidisciplinary content covers over 20,000 of the highest impact journals worldwide, including Open Access journals. Conference proceedings and book data are also available. You'll find current and retrospective coverage in the sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities.
Bibliometric analyses can also be performed on articles, authors and institutions.
Web of Science is also useful for searching grey literature.
Please note: You will need to login from your institution/organisation network every six months to activate your login credentials and institutional affiliation.
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Adopting a unique researcher / author identifier is useful for showcasing your work. It can help you manage your publications list, identify potential collaborators, avoid being misidentified and track what is happening with your research for funding or grant applications.
In addition to some established research services, these free tools enable you to create a researcher profile:
BMJ Case Reports delivers focused, peer-reviewed case reports in all disciplines to aid healthcare professionals to find clinically important information on common and rare conditions.
Child and Adolescent Health Service has an Institutional Fellowship.
Publishing in BMJ Case Reports is a good introduction to publishing - especially for junior doctors. It is a good way to share clinical experiences and gain international recognition. To submit a case report you will need the institutional Fellowship Code. (Please contact CAHS Medical Library for code)The BMJ Case Reports User Guide outlines the submission process and include the Fellowship Code for CAHS. Co-authors who are not CAHS staff will require to use their own institution's Fellowship Code, or get an individual subscription. Find your case and start writing.
Guide to writing and publishing an interesting case
Note: Only CAHS staff will be able to access this guide. Offsite access - Use your network login.
Staff Publications are now available via Web of Science. Please note there may be slight delays with accessing newly published research/articles.
Lens Scholarly Dynamic Collection:
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for each of the dynamic collection page for more information.
Research Screener has been developed at Curtin University. This is a useful tool available to CAHS staff who need to screen large sets of citations for research or systematic/scoping reviews. One of the many tools designed to assist in the production of systematic reviews in a short period of time.
Voucher codes
When creating a new project (not for existing projects), you will now be prompted to redeem a voucher code before being able to proceed. This has been implemented to allow for the monitoring of purchased licences by researchers and staff.
To delete a project error or no longer required, please contact:
Leo Ng <Leo.Ng@curtin.edu.au OR
Kevin Chai <k.chai@curtin.edu.au